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    The debate between nature and nurture in psychology is over the concept of what we are the outcome of. Do we become who we are, and how we think by pure genetics, or by our experiences throughout our life. Nature is more of a biology outlook on things. It focuses on genetics, and hormones for explanations on our behaviors. While on the other end of the spectrum we have Nurture which is we behave because of what we have learned from our environment. Two siblings would be one of the best ways to…

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    Nature versus nurture might be the oldest debate in history. This debate can also be known as biology versus psychology, genes versus environment...etc. But what is this argument about anyway? The nature side of the argument represents the genes that is inside of all of us, from our own unique personality to our physical appearance. On the other hand, nurture is the environment that shapes who we all are today. And that includes your childhood, how you are raised, just basically our surroundings…

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    Introduction Nature is the genetic inheritance and biological influences, while nurture is the external factors, such as environment and life experiences. The nature-nurture debate concerned with the extent to which aspects of behavior are a product human, whether nature (i.e. genetic influence) or nurture (i.e., acquired learning or environmental factors). The debate allows psychologists to study various aspects of human development which include intelligence, personality, and mental illness.…

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    Herb Clutter lived the ideal American Dream. He had a successful farm, was a respected citizen in community, lived with a wife and four children and earned an honest living. Herb was generous and kind, very religious and practiced temperance, and remained committed to teaching his children to engage in the community. Capote explains how Herb took his poor life and made his own path to become a hardworking rancher explaining how, “‘Everything Herb had, he earned- with the help of God. He was a…

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    As I reminisce over my life history, I can’t help but think of how my personality has remained the same while including positive change. I have always been an entertainer, to include being very spontaneous and energetic. Extremely full of enthusiasm life will never boring around me, this part of my personality has remained the same. Though my entertainer personality has stayed the same, my commander personality has changed drastically over time. I wasn’t always the commander type, it wasn’t…

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    Judy is a 25 year old female born with autism. During my aunt 's pregnancy all seemed well, all tests that were taken when she was pregnant came out normal with no abnormalities. However during delivery there was some complications. Judy was without oxygen for ten to twenty minutes because the ambilical cord was wrapped around her neck and could not come out through the vaginal canal. Everytime the baby 's head came out, the ambilical cord retracted her back into the womb. In the process the…

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    Are living things a product of nature or nurture? White Fang is a product of nurture due to many reasons. If he was a product of nature, he would have remained true to his heritage and stayed wild. From the beginning of his life, he was nurtured into an evil soul. The cause of this is from the puppies around him and his first owner. Of course, he was not born like that; he was born an innocent puppy whose only purpose was to learn. Soon he learned to obey the law of man and nature, he also…

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    The Vesperbild and the Pieta are funeral monument pieces conveying the emotions of pity, passion, and pain. Christ and the Virgin Mary effectively capture and translate those emotions from the artists’ imagination. Each sculpture successfully depicts the death of Christ, which Mary holds upon her lap in vein with high details as well. Most importantly, both sculptors found it fit to extend a particular style which they made their own when sculpting. Beyond the Vesperbild and the Pieta both…

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    The Sunday School Easter program was about to begin at Bethesda Baptist Church in Washington, D.C. For my last time speaking in front of the congregation before leaving for Tennessee State University (TSU), I was charged with introducing the speaker of the program. As I stood in front of hundreds of people to recite the introduction that I wrote, I was confident and thoughts of how far I had come since giving my life to Christ ran thru my mind. My spiritual journey began when I was about 5…

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    After cleaning her wounds, giving her multivitamins and handing her parasite medication she looked up at me with her cavity filled mouth smiling the biggest smile I had ever seen. She reached her arms out in front of her tiny body with her hands together and pointed them towards me. A translator whispered behind my shoulder that this was a sign of ultimate and saintlike respect. Her magnitude of gratefulness made me instantly humbled. With tears in her eyes, we hugged. Little did this…

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